The real topics of a drunkar, according to Taylor Sheridan

In June 1971, President Richard Nixon announced a drug war. After more than 50 years, the general consensus is that it is from the conflict lost by the United States. It is difficult to measure the real efficiency of such a long -term and complex policy, but what we know is that more than one trillion dollars has been spent while drug use in the United States continued to rise, and deaths related to the excessive dose of opioids increased, only to name. A poll conducted in 2021 revealed that 64 % of Americans believe that the drug problem in the country was very dangerous at best.

The drug war is a huge theme, and films about drugs and smuggling have become a type of its sub -type over the course of contracts. The trafficking was lying in the background Orson Wales “touch of evil”, Located in a border town in the United States and Mexico, Cheeych and Chong drove a car (technically) made of weeds from Tijuana to Los Angeles in “Up in Smoke”. “Scarface” was the response of Oliver Stone to President Ronald Reagan, who escalated drug war in the early 1980s, which the director “Al -Thuylie ** R.” considered. Drugs and karrald media have flourished more since the end of the century, with the likes of “blow”, “traffic”, “Breaking Bad”, and “American Made”, to name a few.

Dennis Felinov has given us one of the best in recent years with “Sicario”. Based on a scenario from Taylor Sheridan, it separates new borders on the modern American border. This is something Sheridan discovered in three films, “Sicario”, “Sicario” “Hell or high water,” And “Wind River”, which became known as “American border trilogy”. Sheridan wrote the script for all three and directed the last, and put it as a thoughtful writer and director who makes popular films that benefit from dangerous political social concerns. “Sicario” is specifically focused on the interface of the war on the drug, in the world of deadly Mexican Cartitals and the mysterious OPS. On the surface, it is a strict crime movie, but the topic also gave Sheridan a platform to contact some deeper topics.

“Sicario” focuses on three main letters. Kate Maceer (Emily Blunt) is an ambitious agent of the FBI ambitious Also along the trip, Alejandro Gilic (Beniceo del Toro), a former public prosecutor turned into mysterious motives. The depression of the war on drugs is comprehensive, as it gets rid of us in the middle of the conflict in which our heroes cannot discover the rules, not to mention the victory. The situation also provides the background to the large topics that Taylor Sheridan worked in its scenario, as he explained in an interview with diverse:

“The scene is the cartals and the drug war. But this is not what is going on around the film. It is really a broader philosophical question about what is the rule of law?

Sheridan spent time speaking to real intelligence agents while researching the project. His talks helped him develop a virtual scenario in which law enforcement turns into military intervention in order to satisfy doubtful ends that are not removed from the activities of the cartridge. Looking at what we know about Ops Black Shady and the US foreign policy in real life, it does not seem far -fetched.

This is only on the American side of the border. “Sicario” also gives us a brief but disturbing overview of how the cartridge ruled with an iron fist during a raid on Mexican soil. This is something that feeds on another idea that Sheridan wanted to explain, that is, the spread of violence in the drug trade.

It was literally, the most shocking thing about drug trading engineers, and their deliberate use of violence as a way to do business. This literally is not personal to them. Effective ways to use violence to control the population – this is what they do. It is not only killing. It kills and forms, and it appears – it is essentially terrorism, except that it does not achieve a political goal, it earns money. It is a bill of dollars per year. There are young people in the Forbes 400 list because of their participation in drug trafficking.

“Sicario” may be the best movie from Dennis Fellenov so far. He gives his wrong and self -viewing, similar to the documentary films, which combines smoothly with solid work pieces and committed shows from Emily Blant, Billy del Toro and Josh Brolin. Kate Makir’s position may reflect us, the scenario of Taylor Sheridan gives us many details that it encounters separately, but it turns into an arduous sensation. While MACER is part of the process, it is very careful, it receives information based on the need for knowledge. In the end, this leads to an unintended taste for some very dangerous people.

“Sicario” is a deceptive film, but it is far from the dramatic side. This is the fact that MACER has almost no agency and gets events out of its control. This is a deliberate option on the part of Sheridan, but it is basically Alice in the Flak jacket, acting as an alternative audience because it disappears to the bottom of the rabbit hole – almost literally at the end of the movie. We do not feel much for Graphir, compared to Kiljor Robert Doval at “The End of the World Now”, just a love of his best life in the midst of the situation that most ordinary people will find hell completely.

The most interesting is Gillick, and she is the only character in “Sicario” who has a traditional arc and will later become the main protagonist in sequel, “Sikario: Soldier Day.” Sheridan disappears with our expectations when the narration moves to his later endeavor in the movie. We encourage us to sympathize with him as he seeks revenge, just to leave a coldly cold when its methods are just like the wicked.

This gives us a feeling that regardless of the side you do in the war on drugs, it is likely to consume you. Graver is around his job as CIA Spook and Gilick became the opposite of his original functional choice as a public prosecutor. On a broader scale, there is a previous Sheridan point around the “Consumer Nation”. It really summarizes the supply and demand, which made the drugs circulated in the United States a bill of dollars. As long as there are customers, suppliers will always find a way to give people their repair.